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Umbrian Gold is a small olive oil business run by two brothers. Paul lives in Umbria with his family and Marc, a trained chef who runs a private event studio in Tribeca, lives in New York, where the business is based. It began when friends who were given tins of oil from Paul's yearly trips to Umbria kept asking for more, and the first year's production sold out.
The range is small and seasonal. The main product is a single-harvest extra virgin olive oil, such as Martani 2025, a blend of Moraiolo, Frantoio and Leccino olives, sold in 500ml bottles at $45 and 3-litre tins at $180. When a harvest sells out, the shop lists it as sold out until the next one arrives. Restaurants and shops can ask for the wholesale product sheet.
Delivery is limited to the continental US. Standard shipping takes 4 to 10 days and is free when you buy three or more bottles, while two-day express shipping costs $25 for the first bottle and $5 for each extra one. Sales tax is charged on New York deliveries.
| Shipping | Ships to the continental US only; standard shipping (4-10 days) is free on three or more bottles, express is $25 plus $5 per extra bottle. |
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| Ways to pay | Prices are in US dollars. |
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